If you're planning on getting an FHA, you'll have to put it on your name, as far as I know, is for first time buyers so a Corporation wouldn't qualify.A Corporation is a good way to cover yourself against any issue you may have wit your tenants (e.g. lawsuit..).Also, it depends on how deep you want to get with REI.Hope this helps a little,Good luck!

You have an eye witness telling you that they moved out of the property.

Shortly after, I suspected her adult son was living there also, although I had not witnessed this myself and was unable to prove it.

Quote from @JD Martin: Quote from @Timothy W.: It never really was a good method. 

About the house: It's a 3bd (easily can be 4), 3ba with a huge barn (old airplane hanger) that's been grandfathered in, built over the water with an additional bathroom and partially built ADU above w/ it's own meter.

You have the right to enter the property; I would bring someone with you as a witness. 

To ensure their success, they should figure out how to find a good property and good team to bring consistent returns to them... but the issue I've witnessed firsthand, many times over, is the provider of the property.These property providers (often local, but sometimes out of state as well like myself) have varying levels of integrity.

I am at my wits end with this. 

@Stephanie W. : It's not Section 8 and the tenants are very pleasant and respectful.

Just my $.02 worth after witnessing that display.